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Indigenous Communities and EV Transition: A Learning Journey
How to engage Indigenous communities in the implementation of electric vehicle charging stations? Understanding the true situation of these communities not only deepens your cultural knowledge but also raises awareness of the issues related to First Nations, Inuit, and Métis in Canada, as well as our commitment and responsibilities towards these peoples.
Educating & Raising Awareness Through Literature and Documentaries
Literature and documentaries are for Clara Landry, great tools to raise awareness and to educate. That’s why she created the Radical Transition project to offer free new and used books on social and climate justice in partnership with bookstores and publishers.
The Journey to Embodying Change
Can you believe that a 12-year old’s dream has now evolved into a United Nations accredited global social innovation platform? Kehkashan, one of the recipients of the Aiming for Action awards in 2022, invites you to retrace her journey as an agent of change!
The 6 Pillars of Coping With Our Concern for the Planet
How can we reduce the symptoms of eco-anxiety? A question that often comes up when talking about eco-anxiety. Here are the six pillars of coping with our concern for the planet and how to transform them into meaningful action!
Learn To Calm Your Nervous System: Develop This Skill To Cope With The Climate Crisis
In the face of the climate crisis, how can we learn to calm down and draw from our resilience and creativity? Here are a few suggestions from Isabelle Béliveau, laureate of the 2021 Aiming for Action contest, taken from the workshops and trainings of Éco-motion, the organization she co-founded.
Climate Crisis : How I Learned To Read My Emotions So I Can Adapt Better
Aiming for Action 2021 Laureate, Isabelle invites you to dive into the world of ecoemotions to better adapt to environmental changes!
How to: 10 tricks to help your municipality Go Green!
Amélie Drainville, the 2020 winner of the Aiming for Action (formerly Bearer of Hope) contest, has been involved at the municipal level since 2016. Here she explains how to make your actions more effective in turning your community green.
A Forest That Feeds…our Future!
Amélie Drainville is Bearer of Hope 2020. Passionate about permaculture and food self-sufficiency, Amélie has initiated a food forest project in her community.
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